SLUGGISH LIVER AND SPLITTING HEADACHES.
BILE BEANS ARE WOMAN'S'BEST ■ '.. ■ FRIEND. "For years I was affected with a sluggish liver," says Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Broad St., off Bamford St., Woolslon, N.Z. "At .times I was completely prostrated so that I was unable to attend to my ordinary household duties. I would have severe attacks of biliousness accompanied with splitting headaches,-which' would make me feel awfully dizzy, sick and ill. I was also a. victim to costiveness, and in time my general health gave, way altogether, and I was reduced to a. physical wreck. I consulted medical men, and tried many medicines, but without gaining any relief whatever. One day when I was awfully ill, a friend persuaded me to test Bile Beans in my case. I did so, and after' the first few ilosts bp?an to feel 1 was on the road to recovery. I continued with Bile Beans; und the attacks of dizziness, sickness, and headaches gradually ceased. Soon all traces of costivenoss disappeared, and 1 was perfectly free from all tho ailments which had been a burden lo mo, mid made my existence miserable. In practically a short time I wns completely cured by Bile Bile"Benns banish all stomach and liver disorders, piles, anaemia, and female ailments. All chemists and stores.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1567, 10 October 1912, Page 5
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